In the bustling New York of the 1930s, a group of young high society members finds themselves trapped in a world of parties, debuts, and endless philosophical conversations that explore the meaning of life and the future of capitalism. Among them is Tom, a newcomer who, eager to fit in, immerses himself in a lifestyle that initially feels strange yet fascinating. His life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Audrey, a charming and free-spirited young woman who challenges the established norms of New York's elite.
As Tom becomes part of the group, he gets tangled in a web of romantic intrigues and social complications. The gatherings grow increasingly tense, revealing hidden secrets and rivalries that threaten to unravel amidst laughter and gossip. While the group navigates the luxury and superficiality of their existence, Tom finds himself questioning his own values and the expectations society has of him.
The contrasts between the frivolity of the world around him and his desire for an authentic connection lead him to rethink his place in this vibrant city. With a bittersweet touch, the story explores the dilemmas of youth, longings, and disillusionments, in a portrait that blends comedy with a profound critique of greed and the fleeting nature of social life in times of crisis.